What Natus does
It organizes information entered by the user, preserves history, supports offline use, generates reports, and enables controlled sharing with authorized people.
About Natus
About Natus
A product built from a real need.
Natus is a private journal for recording and organizing cycle observations. It grew from the practical experience of a couple who, after years of following their own cycle, wanted a digital tool designed specifically to record information without automatically interpreting fertility.
What Natus does not do
It does not predict ovulation or a fertile window, automatically determine fertile or infertile days, provide diagnoses, or replace formal education or professional guidance.
Privacy by principle
Cycle, fertility, health, and intimate-life information is sensitive. Specific consent, visible permissions, revocable access, and account deletion are therefore part of the product design.
Origin and purpose
The project grew from a family experience also shaped by Catholic faith and fertility awareness. The app itself can be used regardless of the user's religion.
How we produce content
Natus articles distinguish editorial content, historical references, and personal testimony. When discussing history, science, or institutional guidance, we seek identifiable and official sources. Personal stories are clearly presented as individual experiences. Affiliate links are disclosed when used.
Institutional independence
Natus is an independent tool. Mentioning methods, institutions, or sources in informational content does not imply institutional approval, recommendation, or endorsement unless expressly stated.